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NFF backs the government’s response to the APVMA review
TRANSCRIPT: Supermarket inquiry, Federal Circuit Court Small Business and Codes Listt
TRANSCRIPT: Supermarket inquiry, Federal Circuit Court Small Business and Codes List
Critical minerals receive multi-million dollar support under Future Made in Australia policy
Supermarkets still in denial about unconscionable behaviour
How the Lehrmann v Channel 10 defamation case shone an unflattering light on commercial news gathering
Labor breaks promise to deliver real environmental protection
Girls Football Team Kicking Goals
First Two ACT Netball Court Upgrades Completed
New Acton emergency services station to promote sustainability, faster response times
Julie Bishop on gender in international affairs: ‘The women have the answers’
TRANSCRIPT: Energising enterprise, celebrating small and family businesses, right-sized regulation, seafood industry labelling, procurement
Australian Prime Minister Radio interview – WSFM with Jonesy and Amanda
It’s Time To Celebrate Australia’s Small Businesses
Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt is digging deep to fight gender inequality
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – 2DayFM
Darwin Dingoes, Canberra Capitals, Cairns Crocodiles? Weighing up the options for the AFL’s 20th team
Jim Chalmers seeks to allay fears industry policy will be financial ‘free-for-all’
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Sydney 14 April
Police Appeal To Locate Woman Missing From Fairfield 14 April
Taking It To Limit
CPSU Alarmed By ACT Government Appointment
The Petrov affair: how a real-life Cold War defection became a soothing spy story for anxious Australians
Gazan war continuation of 100 years of displacement
Labor Starves Flynn Of Funds
Register For Free Travel To Anzac Day Ceremonies
Grattan on Friday: Albanese government can’t be accused of excessive caution any longer
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Josh Burns on being a Jewish MP during a terrible conflict
Army’s youngest corps turns 30
Leaders recognised for contributions to philanthropic and not-for-profit sectors
Region’s Determination & Kindness Shows
Youth Week Begins In ACT
Pacific cities much older than previously thought 
Why moving to the right could be wrong for Dutton and the Coalition
Anthony Albanese puts interventionist industry policy at the centre of his budget agenda
Anthony Albanese puts industry policy at the centre of his budget agenda
Albanese government has ‘irreparably damaged’ Australia’s relations with Israel: Peter Dutton
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Brisbane Afternoons
Personnel In Spotlight
Democracy Sausage: The face of the nation
Former NZ PM Helen Clark: ‘Raise issues, never give up.’
Screen Australia announces over $2.3 million for nine documentaries
Coles fundraising appeal full of pasta-bilities for sick kids
Old Parties Combine To Vote Against Renters
More mergers to come under scrutiny in another leg of Chalmers’ competition policy
Penny Wong floats recognising Palestine ahead of two-state solution to help path to peace
Navy trials free childcare and partner mentoring
Delivering on nationally agreed reforms to renters’ rights and national fundraising principles

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